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25.01.2022 Love hearing these words from clients! #testimonial #photographers #contracts #lawyer #smallbusiness #socentlawyer

25.01.2022 Ethical Law’s Founder & Principal Lawyer, Kiri Libbesson, is proud to be involved in this International Women’s Day event on Monday! It’s in a unique location and will showcase some incredible women, have entertainment, there will be artworks for sale, and canapés on offer, whilst also raising funds for two fantastic organisations, one of which is a women’s refuge that Kiri is a new board member of (Bonnie Support Services). Entry is by donation ($20 suggested) and RSVPs are... important for numbers. Please RSVP via the Facebook event (or otherwise let us know if you don’t have Facebook): https://fb.me/e/CgFGKf8A Please come join us and share it with anyone else who may be interested. (PS the boat stays stationary at the location - this is not a cruise) #iwd2021 #internationalwomensday #iwd #sydneyevents #bonniesupportservices #womensrefuge #womensshelter

25.01.2022 The 2021 theme for #worlddayofsocialjustice worlddayofsocialjustice is A Call for Social Justice in the Digital Economy. The growth of technology, including digital labour platforms, particularly since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, has led to increased work opportunities for many. However it is important to also remember that sometimes this can also exacerbate the divide between developed and developing economies; as well as between large businesses that can afford to... adapt to changing technologies, and small businesses that may not be able to. In some ways technology can help level the playing field, but only to the extent that it is accessible and usable by all. The 2021 #worlddayofsocialjustice commemoration supports efforts by the international community to search for solutions to achieve sustainable development, poverty eradication, the promotion of full employment and decent work, universal social protection, gender equality and access to social well-being and justice for all. Consequently, it aims at fostering dialogue with member States and relevant UN institutions and other stakeholders on actions needed to overcome the digital divide, provide decent work opportunities,, and protect labour and human rights in the modern era of digital technologies. You can read more here: https://www.un.org/en/observances/social-justice-day by Tia Kia Photography (insta @_tiakia_)

23.01.2022 Ethical Law is on Instagram! Follow and support the newest social enterprise law firm working for SocEnts, NFP, and small and community businesses https://instagram.com/ethicallaw

16.01.2022 #testimonialtuesday flashback to some more lovely words from a client from earlier this year #testimonial #photographer #smallbusiness #smallbusinessaustralia #contracts #lawyer #socentlawyer

13.01.2022 Happy International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples! Thank you for welcoming us into your countries and your worlds

03.01.2022 New South Wales and the Australian Capital Terriroty now have a peak social enterprise body - SECNA (Social Enterprise Council NSW & ACT)! Through our work with... Queensland Social Enterprise Council, SENVIC and other state-based networks, our goal is for the social enterprise sector to be an active part of a more caring and inclusive society in New South Wales and Australian Capital Territory. Join as a member and join the growing social enterprise movement sweeping Australia. >>> https://secna.org.au/membership <<<

03.01.2022 Charities strengthen the fabric and functioning of society, contributing the equivalent of 8.5% to Australia’s GDP, employing more people than the mining and ma...nufacturing sectors combined, and supporting those in need across the community. But right now, the Australian economy is in a crisis that has shaken the charities sector, along with the livelihoods of many beneficiaries, clients, employees, and volunteers. Published today by SVA and Centre for Social Impact, our new report ‘Taken for Granted? Charities’ role in economic recovery’ finds that while JobKeeper will keep many charities viable in the short term, 14% will still be at risk of becoming unviable, 44% will make an operating loss by September 2021, and 180,000 people are at risk of becoming unemployed by September 2021. The report calls for urgent reforms to support the sector, by ensuring the financial viability of charities, building capacity to improve impact, and decreasing demand for charity crisis services. We encourage you to read and share the report widely amongst your networks as we continue to advocate for the resilience and viability of the charity sector, and work to #BuildBackBetter.